Sentence examples for recognition of the administration from inspiring English sources

Libya is currently in a state of near civil war, with little nationwide recognition of the administration in Tripoli.

Prince Bandar pledged $1 million per month to help fund the contras, in recognition of the administration's past support to the Saudis.

Pompeo was notified mid-November that he would receive the foundation's Hostage Advocate Award in recognition of the Trump administration's priority in freeing Americans imprisoned abroad, an honor bestowed in a gala dinner Tuesday night at the National Press Club.

"It is a recognition on behalf of the administration that this is a personal issue," said David Wasskow from the World Resources Institute.

Two additional cases frequently cited by proponents of the Amendment were both related to the Roosevelt Administration's recognition of the Soviet government in 1933.

And just as the Clinton Administration withheld recognition of the Taliban government and condemned its treatment of women, we must not recognize any successor government until women have the right to determine what role they will play in 21st century Afghanistan.

Second, it is a recognition of the fact that the administration of a trust fund often gives rise to questions over which representatives of management and representatives of labor may have legitimate differences of opinion that are entirely consistent with their fiduciary duties.

The moves mark a recognition by the administration that the unexpected influx of tens of thousands of immigrant children has become a serious humanitarian and political crisis.

Last week, administration officials said there was a growing recognition in the administration that some form of Kurdish autonomy was inevitable, if only because it was impractical to devise a new law to change the status quo in the next two months, the deadline for writing a new interim constitution for Iraq.

The resolution that passed Congress in April called for all those things except recognition (deleted at the request of the administration) and authorized the President to use force to achieve those aims.

Sanford closed Duke's education and undergraduate nursing schools (its principal ties to the state and the region), and opened new departments likely to bring national recognition — of business administration and of public policy.